Isometric Slavers Dungeon
Finished this first project since I purchased the software last weekend. Overall pretty happy with how it came out.
I wish I had more time to work on shadows and lighting effects to really throw it over the top and give it the proper mood but unfortunately I needed this finished in time for the game this weekend and couldn't afford to spend more time on it.
I wish I had more time to work on shadows and lighting effects to really throw it over the top and give it the proper mood but unfortunately I needed this finished in time for the game this weekend and couldn't afford to spend more time on it.
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The slave pens look fantastic, if, you know, crappy. But, uh... what's up with the crazy glowing crystals in the storage area? Yikes.
Thanks for sharing!
~Dogtag
The cave entrance took a bit of work and adding additional layers but it's a bunch of different rocks, scaled, rotated, etc.
I don't like how it lined up versus the dungeon's lines.. like the perspective is off but like I mentioned, I could only play around for so long.
The glowies in the last room are meant to be two portals but that's all I could find that kind of resembled what I had in mind.
I was surprised by how limited the tool is compared to the other drawing methods. I haven't really been able to find any other resources either but oh well, it still works for what I had in mind.
A set of fogs, waters, bridges, streams, etc. to use in addition to the current Iso/Per 3 symbols would be great.
I can make some snazzy simple dungeons & buildings but that's about it... can't really make outdoor maps or caves.
There's also no way to get a staircase in PER3 using the drawing style I picked which is the weirdest thing in the world... I could slap a 3D looking "realistic" staircase in but that's it lol.